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St. Cecilia Church
Iglesia Santa Cecilia
Celebrating 100 Years
5105 SW Franklin Ave.
est. 1913
Beaverton, Or 97005 Phone:(503) 644-2619 Fax: (503) 626-7204
Web Site: www.stceciliachurch.org
November 16, 2014
Rev. Cary Reniva, Pastor
Fr. Mark Bentz, Parochial Vicar
Deacon Bill Richardson, Hispanic Ministry, Ext. 176
Deacon David Hammes, Pastoral Minister
Parish Office, Press 2
Cheryl Motal, Office Coordinator, Ext. 160
Jim Cassinelli, Business Manager, Ext. 164
Shelly Schultheis, Accountant, Ext. 162
Michelle Hallett, Development, Ext. 178
Erika Ascencio, Hispanic Asst., Ext. 161
MASS SCHEDULE
SATURDAY
5:00pm (Vigil)
SUNDAY
7:30am
9:00am
10:45am
12:30pm
2:30pm (Spanish)
WEEKDAYS
Monday through Saturday
8:00am
CONFESSIONS/
CONFESIONES
Saturday/Sabado
8:40am - 10:00am
3:30pm - 4:40pm
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Pastoral Associate
Adult Formation/RCIA
Angela Paz, Ext. 174
Middle School/High School
Confirmation
Mary Kiefer, Ext. 171
Elementary RE (Grades 1-5)
Amy Maris-Volf, Ext. 172
Nursery & Preschool
Betsy Willing, Ext. 163
Spanish RE, K-12
Letty Miranda, Ext. 161
ST. CECILIA SCHOOL
Sue Harris, Principal
Tami McIntyre, Registrar
School Office, 503-644-2619
Press 3
Parish Office Hours (English): Monday through Thursday 8:30am to Noon, 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
Horario de Oficina en Español: para bautismos, quinceañeras y catecismo para niños, jóvenes y adultos,
Lunes-Jueves 2-5pm only
St. Vincent de Paul: 503-643-1702
Infant Baptism: Before scheduling a date for baptism, parents must be registered members of St. Cecilia Parish and attend two
consecutive classes held on Thursdays at 7:00pm in August, November, February and May.
Call Angela Paz, (503) 644-2619, Ext. 174 to register for classes and for more information.
Matrimony: Couples must contact a parish priest and arrange for pre-marriage instructions. No date will be set until there is a
conference with a parish priest, at least six months prior to the wedding.
Minister to the Sick, Anointing & Neighborhood Welcome: Call Joye Boone, (503) 644-2619, Ext. 170.
Grief Support Ministry: Call the Parish Office, 503-644-2619.
Funeral Services: Please contact the parish priest before scheduling any funeral services.
Perpetual Adoration: Chapel is open 24 hours and located in the Parish Center..
Bulletin Deadline: 10:00am Monday for the following Sunday.
Please submit bulletin information to a “new” email account, [email protected].
EMAIL ADDRESS FOR CHURCH BULLETIN ARTICLES
[email protected]
Bulletin Deadline: 10:00am Monday for the following Sunday
PASTOR’S CORNER
Next Saturday, November 22nd at the 5pm Vigil Mass, we will
be celebrating the patronal feast of St. Cecilia. This will be a
special liturgy in honor of our patron saint who has unceasingly
interceded for our parish for the past 100 years. Immediately
following the Vigil Mass is a spaghetti dinner, where we will also
be staging a theatrical presentation of the life of St. Cecilia. The
casts have been practicing for months to give us a meaningful and
powerful exposition of the life of our patron saint. We are grateful
to the casts for their dedication and sacrifices to make this play a
reality. Our profoundest gratitude to Gene Climer, a long time
parishioner, who has wonderfully put together this play. Since we
are not able to accommodate everyone in our Activity Center,
please make sure that you get your tickets for the spaghetti dinner
after all the Masses this weekend. Tickets can also be purchased
in the parish office. This would be a wonderful time to come and
celebrate together who we are as a community of faith under the
NOVEMBER IS THE MONTH
OF THE
HOLY SOULS
Faithful Departed who received
Rites of Burial from St. Cecilia
November 2013 — October 2014
May they rest in peace.
Odilon Solorzano Carranza Terry McKinnon
Charles Bailey
Thomas Anthony McCormick
Patricia Collins
Barbara Leriche
Helen B. Peterson
Muriel Petty
George Montano
Robin Mary Dalebroux
Dorothy Milo
Robert John Welter
Cindi Lou Healy
Josephine Cosgrove
Della LeBrun
Lawrence Joseph Jacobsen
Paul Trask
Philip Belding
Agnes Casley
Robert A. Glasgow
Ruth Orton
Thomas P. Meese
Mary Madelene Trujillo
Kim Lundahl
Carolyn Lea Huber
Gilbert Barboza
Beata Moses
Diane Carragher
patronage of the virgin-martyr, St. Cecilia. Thanks in advance to
all those who have been working really hard to make this
celebration truly a memorable one!
Thomas Doherty,
Joyce Pfaff, Betty Ross,
Joe Santoro
On a different note, while we are in the process of filling in the
position of Pastoral Associate after Angela Paz’s move to the
Archdiocesan office, some of the responsibilities that were
originally handled by Angela are now distributed to several
volunteers and staff member. Betsy Willing, who is our current
Kindergarten and Pre-K coordinator, will temporarily handle the
adult faith programs. She will act as the liaison of the parish to the
various adult faith programs that we have—e.g., bible study
groups. She will be the contact person for questions regarding
scheduling and other matters that pertain to our adult faith
programs. Deacon David Hammes will handle all inquiries on the
sacrament of baptism, while Mike Flanigan together with the
whole RCIA team will continue what Angela has started in our
RCIA program. I am deeply grateful for their willingness to step
up to take these crucial and important pastoral responsibilities
while we are in the period of transition. May the good Lord who
has begun the work in us bring it to completion. – Fr. Cary
All are welcome to a Holy Hour to pray for the repose of the
souls of the faithful departed who are buried in our Catholic
Cemeteries. This one-hour prayer service includes the Holy
Rosary, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and other prayers for the
dead. This is a wonderful opportunity to come together as a
community to pray for our loved ones in a supportive setting,
and is especially healing for those who have lost a
loved one very recently.
The service will be held in the chapel of
Gethsemani Catholic Cemetery on
Tuesday, November 18th at 11:00 AM.
Gethsemani Catholic Cemetery address is:
11666 SE Stevens Road
Happy Valley, OR 97086
St. Cecilia Feast Day
LIMITED SEATING
AVAILABLE:
PURCHASE TICKETS
SOON!
For Adults:
Spaghetti Dinner &
The Life of St. Cecilia
Saturday,
November 22
6:00pm
Activity Center
$8.00 per Ticket
Purchase Tickets After Weekend Masses
November 15/16
At the Main & Annex Entrances to Church or
In the Parish Office
Nursery & Pre-K on Sunday’s @ 9:00am
Kinder “Believers”, Sunday’s 10:15-11:30am
Betsy Willing, ext. 163
[email protected]
The Nursery is
OPEN
during the
9:00am Mass
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Children, K-5th grades, are invited to attend during the
9:00 am Sunday Mass. Children process to the
Parish Center with adults during the Liturgy of the Word
and then return to celebrate the rest of Mass
in the Church.
Adult/Youth Volunteers are needed.
If interested in helping, please call
Vicki Giampietro at 503-639-8745.
ELEMENTARY FAITH FORMATION
Believers grades 1-2
Disciples grades 3-5
Meet Sunday Mornings 10:15-11:30am
Amy Maris-Volf, ext. 172
[email protected]
***We meet in the school—
enter through the front main doors
November 16 - FAMILY DAY!!!
10:00-11:30am in the Activity Center
Bring the whole family !!
Faith Fellowship and Fun!!
 Advent crafts
 Learn about Advent, St. Cecilia, Our Lady of
Guadalupe, The Immaculate Conception
ST. CECILIA
FEAST DAY
NOVEMBER 22ND
Middle & High School Youth Ministry
Mary Kiefer, ext. 171
[email protected]
NEXT PARENT JOIN IN the GATHERING:
November 16th
This Intergenerational Advent Event will be in the
Activity Center. Come learn about
the Season of Advent with your family.
Interested in our Spring/Summer offerings?
Camp Joshua, Mission Trip, Steubenville Conference,
Higher Calling Ropes Camp,
Christian Leadership Institute…
This is the time to sign up, so fundr aising
opportunities can be scheduled if you need to raise
money. We offer so many ways to strengthen your walk
with Jesus as a young Catholic in today’s world, but you
need to show up and get involved.
Middle School Ministry—Mark your Calendar
Gatherings are most Sundays after the 9:00 Mass in the
Fireside Room of Parish Center.
Check the calendar on the website for the dates.
Come be a blessing and be blessed!
November 16—Intergenerational Advent Event in
Activity Center
December 6 – First Saturday Mass @ 8:00am
Activity TBD
December 7—YM Gathering
December 13 – Called Rally @ St. Pius X
Sign up forms are on the website.
December 14 —Gathering
Mark your Calendar—High School:
November 16 —Intergenerational Advent Event in the
Activity Center
November 18—NEW: Teen 3 Timeline Bible Study
begins at 3:00pm or 6:00pm for 1.5 hours in the Parish
Center. Do you know the Bible? Sign up with Mary,
TODAY!
November 21-23 – Archdiocese Youth Conf. @ Seaside
Sign up forms are on the website.
Waiting list has been started.
December 6 —First Saturday Mass @ 8:00am
Activity TBD
December 7 —YM Gathering
(Chosen video—location TBD)
December 7 —YM Fundraiser at Christmas Fair
In the Activity Center
MINISTRY NEWS & EVENTS
JESUS I TRUST IN YOU
Singing of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy
for the sick and dying and pro-life causes
takes place Monday evenings at 7:00pm
in the Adoration Chapel.
VOCATION COMMITTEE
We ask each parishioner to pray the following
Petition to God:
“That the Church will be continuously blessed with good
and faithful servants following Christ as priests, deacons,
sisters and brothers,”
We pray to the Lord.
HOW CAN YOU
SUPPORT
ST. CECILIA SCHOOL?
PURCHASE SCRIP GIFT CARDS
Before & After School in the Office
Nov. 23 @ Coffee & Donuts
Questions? Contact Heather 503-318-4755.
REGISTER YOUR FRED MEYER CARD
Our Community Partner # 86648.
THANK YOU FOR DINING OUT AT PIZZICATO
Thank you parishioners, school families and friends of
St. Cecilia School for dining out at Pizzicato on
October 28th. We received a check for $470, the most
we’ve ever earned on a dining out opportunity!
Your support is greatly appreciated!
ST. CECILIA MEN’S BASKETBALL
Ages 18 years & older
Sunday nights, 7:30pm, Activity Center
November 16, 23
Organizer is Mike Droessler, [email protected]
Calling All Matthew Kelly Fans!
We’re bringing the “Free Book Give-away Program” to
St. Cecilia this Christmas. Matthew Kelly is a dynamic
Catholic speaker who is re-energizing parishes all over the
country and creating materials for parishes to revitalize their
communities, keep people coming to church and keep our
young people engaged. Want to help?
Contact Heather ([email protected]) or
Tom ([email protected]) for more information!
Place your food items for
St. Vincent de Paul in the barrels at the
main entrance to the church and
the West annex door:
This weeks food items:
CANNED SPAGHETTI SAUCE
Make Christmas Brighter: Donate a Turkey
Can you donate a turkey for a family in need?
This season, St. Vincent de Paul is providing 200 families with
Christmas dinner as well as gifts for the entire family. If you
could pick up an extra turkey on sale, it would be much
appreciated. The ideal turkey is around12-16 pounds and
frozen. Please bring your donation to the St. Vincent de Paul
office around the back of the Parish Center, Monday – Friday
between 9 and 11:30a.m or drop it off at the parish office.
Questions: call 503-643-1702.
To All Our Generous St. Cecilia Parishioners:
The love and compassion you have shown to St. Vincent de Paul
in the past year is beautiful. We could not do the amount of
work for those less fortunate than ourselves without all of you.
We are truly grateful!
During the fiscal year ended September 30th, we provided food
assistance to 2,506 families, totaling 8,157 people. We also
helped 178 families (740 people) with Christmas food boxes and
included gifts for the whole household. You provided this help
by taking tags from the Giving Garland. Every single one of you
who helped with funds or prayers or your time are part of our
St. Vincent de Paul ministry, TO HELP OTHERS. This
Christmas, our intentions are to increase from 178 families to
200. We give each household a Christmas dinner and gifts to
those 18 years and younger; those greater than 18 year of age are
given gift cards. This way everyone will have a happy
Christmas.
Also this year, we provide rent and/or utility assistance to
274 families, totaling $47,180.
Just last month, we started a backpack program for low income
students at Vose Elementary School. Each Wednesday, we fill
20 backpacks with food for the students to take home for the
weekend. The next weekend, we give to 20 more, so that a total
of 40 students receive backpacks every month. Many parishes in
the Archdiocese are partnering with low income schools. This
program is much needed and rewarding.
The major sources of financial support to accomplish all we do
comes from:
 The Lenten Collection
 Quarterly Envelopes in May, August and October
 The Thanksgiving Collection
We are so proud of you in your support of us. We thank you
from the bottom of our hearts for your generosity. We also
thank you for your prayers, that we can continue to do the work
of Christ in helping those less fortunate than ourselves.
God Bless You All!!! Sincerely, Kathy Johnson, President
Hand to Heart
A newsletter of the Social Concerns Ministry
of St. Cecilia Parish
It is Almost Giving Tree Time
Every year parishioners contribute
about 1,000 gifts to our neighbors
in need, making this event the
parish's biggest annual outreach
project.
Social Concerns Ministry and the
Society of St. Vincent DePaul work
together to get the requests for
giving. Parish volunteers write the
gift requests on tags that will be
hung on garlands in the church on
November 29. We encourage all
parishioners to choose a tag to
take home. The tags will tell you
the gift request as well as a little bit
about the person who made the
request. You take a tag, buy the
gift, and bring the wrapped gift
back to the Parish Center on
December 13 and 14.
The Social Concerns gift tags will
go to the following places where
the poor are served. You will
notice that each place will have a
distinctive colored tag.
Residents of The Good
Neighbor Center, a family
shelter located on Greenberg Rd.
near Washington Square. During a
six-week-stay, the center helps the
families develop a plan of self
sufficiency. Requests for these
families are given to parishioners
who like to give gifts for a whole
family
St. Mary's Home for Boys
opened as an orphanage in 1890.
Today it provides residential
treatment and educational care for
boys 10-to-18-years-old. The staff
provides a learning environment
focused on each boys needs. This
enables the boys to successfully
transition back to the community
and appropriate living environments.
The tags are white.
Avamere Rehabilitation Center
provides care for those who need
assistance with basic physical needs.
With the help of therapy, many of
the residents have a short stay,
while others are there indefinitely.
Each week, a Eucharistic minister
from St. Cecilia takes communion to
the Catholic residents. Their tags
are lavender.
The Macdonald Center in
Portland's Old Town enhances the
lives of the forgotten poor through
their outreach program. Our Giving
Tree gifts help support their mission
of compassion and service to those
in need. Look for yellow tags for
them.
The Macdonald Residence is an
Assisted Living program for
homeless people in Old Town.
They have rooms for 53 needy
persons and provide all of their
needs. We help them have
Christmas joy. The tags are green.
Rose Haven, a drop in day shelter
for women and children in NW
Portland ,offers a safe environment
and services to facilitate positive
changes in the lives of women and
children experiencing the trauma of
abuse and homelessness. The tags
are pink.
Christ the King in Shiprock, NM
is our parish partner. This is a very
poor parish on an Indian
Reservation. This year we will have
fifty tags that will request a $2
donation to support their parish
needs. Blue tags are for Shiprock.
November
2014
St. Vincent de Paul brightens
Christmas for 200 families this year.
Struggling families who receive food
boxes from St. Vincent de Paul
throughout the year get a special
treat every Christmas.
This year, 200 families will get a
Christmas dinner with all the
trimmings and will also receive a gift
for every member of the family.
St. Vincent volunteers have been
working day and night this fall
taking individual orders from
recipient families asking their food
preferences and what gifts each
family member prefers. Here is
how you can get involved in this
wonderful project:
 Take a red tag from the Giving
Tree garland.
 Return the wrapped gift to the
Parish Center the weekend of
December 13-14.

It is vitally important to
return the gift and return
it on time!
 Help pack Christmas boxes on
Dec. 15, 16, or 17.
 Help deliver boxes on Dec. 20
To volunteer or find out more
about the Christmas box project,
call the St. Vincent de Paul office
Monday-Friday between9-11:30 AM
at 503-643-1702.
St. Vincent de Paul president Kathy
Johnson says the project succeeds
because of you —- “Our St. Cecilia
parishioners are the kindest people
in Beaverton. “ Social Concerns
President Colleen Seed concurs.
We love you and thank you from
the bottom of our hearts.
First Eucharist Preparation
SEEKERS Grades 2-5,
English Program
Sunday Mornings, 10:15-11:30am
Amy Maris-Volf, ext. 172
[email protected]
WELCOME!!
th
 This program is for 2nd -5 graders requesting
First Eucharist Preparation and who have had
previous Religious Education Classes.
 This is a parent participation program.
 Parent and child meet together once a month
 on Sunday mornings from 10:15-11:30am, in
addition to their other religious education classes.
 Please submit a copy of your child’s Baptismal
Certificate with the registration form.
Upcoming dates:
Don’t forget to talk about the Our Father and
the Act of Contrition with your child.
Mass Intentions
Saturday, November 15th
5:00pm †Paul Trask—Ivy Stadelman
Sunday, November 16th
7:30am Holy Souls
9:00am †Dale Seed—Colleen Seed
10:45am People of St. Cecilia
12:30pm †Josefa Mendoza—Jean Balangue
2:30pm †Terry McKinnon--Anniversary
Monday, November 17th
8:00am †Robert Welter—Sharon & Jim Frichtl
Confirmation Sacramental Preparation
Mary Kiefer, ext. 171
[email protected]
Attendance on Sunday morning
Youth Ministry Gatherings is expected each
week. Check out Bible Study offering on
1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month next one is November 18th 3:00-4:30pm or 6:00-7:30pm
in the Parish Center
ARCHDIOCESE YOUTH CONFERENCE
This is a BIG EVENT..… It is a big deal….
Nov. 21-23 at the Seaside Convention Center .
Cost is $145.00. We can help you fundraise.
Get on the WAIT LIST WITH a
completed registration form.
This event is a glimpse of the world wide
Catholic Church with teens coming from the
whole Archdiocese.
All Mom’s, any age, are welcome to join the
Mom’s Club —- guaranteeing fellowship,
spirituality and friendship!
Free child care provided by caring and
experienced child care providers.
We meet 9:00-11:00am in the Parish Center on the
1st and 3rd Thursday’s each month.
Next meeting is Thursday, November 20th!
Questions can be emailed to
[email protected]
Tuesday, November 18th
8:00am †Denise LeBrun—Maureen & Tony Nejedly
Wednesday, November 19th
8:00am Int. Scott Petersen—Scott Petersen
9:00am †Anne Krohmali—Anna Kalinak
Thursday, November 20th
8:00am Int. SVDP Members
Friday, November 21st
8:00am †Peter, Mary & James Nguyen—Kristi Vi
Saturday, November 22nd
8:00am Int. Fr. Pat McNamee—Vocations Committee
PRAYER FOR MY FAMILY
Loving God, I offer You thanks for the gift of my family.
Help us to work together for peace and harmony
in our family relationships.
Through the intercession of our Blessed Mother, give us
the grace to accept each other’s faults and weaknesses.
Protect us from harsh words and hurt feelings. Lead us to
encourage one another’s strengths and abilities.
Guide us to mutual understanding and support.
May we always forgive each other’s failings and rejoice in
one another’s successes. Watch over and protect my
family Dear Lord. Bless us with good health and happiness.
Give us hearts full of love, patience and kindness
for one another, now and always. AMEN
Communion Visitors and Welcome Ministry
Joye Boone, ext. 170 [email protected]
If you have a loved one who is no longer able to come
to Mass, has moved to a “care” facility, changed
residences or is hospitalized, please notify Joye at the
Parish Office. We want to be a friendly voice from
St. Cecilia Parish to keep in contact and provide
Sacraments.
LOOKING FOR SOME FRIENDLY FACES
St. Cecilia has a NEW MINISTRY…
and we would like YOU to enroll as
an “Official Member of the
St. Cecilia Hello Squad.”
What? A Hello Squad?
Yes, the vision is that….
EVERY weekend, at EVERY Mass,
there will be a smiling face with a warm
welcome voice and an extended hand outside the
Church doors to greet the congregation as they
arrive. Any parishioner of any age is welcome.
Families are encouraged to participate.
Sign up for as many Sundays or Mass times as
you would like.
There is room for YOU to be the face of welcome.
ST. CECILIA WOULD LIKE TO HONOR &
PRAY FOR YOU!
We will be listing anniversaries monthly in our parish
bulletin. But we need your help!
Please call or email Joye Boone with your names
(John & Mary Smith), anniversary date (January 31) and
how many years (12) you’ve been married!
HAPPY NOVEMBER ANNIVERSARIES!
Cody & Connie Dupuis, November 5, 43 years
Wayne & Evelyn Watkins, November 5, 27 years
Steve & Lisa Sanders, November 5, 20 years
Chris & Melissa Smasal, November 6, 15 years
Robert & Adele Zanon, November 7, 61 years
Leonard & Georgene Bernhardt, November 8, 62 years
John & Maureen DeCarli, November 11, 50 years
Deacon Bill & Margarita Richardson, November 13, 43 years
Ivan & Laura Loock, November 19, 9 years
Pete & Jan Theisen, November 21, 50 years
Bill & Faith O’Donnell, November 25, 58 years
Fred & Marian Helm, November 25, 53 years
Jim & Dagny Souza, November 27, 66 years
Rick & Cheryl Motal, November 27, 38 years
Chad & Lisa Averill, November 29, 18 years
Call Joye Boone, 503-644-2619 ext 170 or
email [email protected]
Adult Formation
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading:Proverbs 31:10-13, 19-20, 30-31
Psalm:Psalm 128:1-5
Second Reading:1 Thessalonians 5:1-6
Gospel:Matthew 25:14-30 or 25:14-15, 19-21
Remember that Jesus Christ, referring to
the humility of the publican, said that his
prayer was heard. If this was said of a
man whose life was evil, what may we
not hope for if we are really humble?
-- St. Vincent de Paul
You Are a Better Parent
Than You Think
Dr. Ray explains that what is
needed to raise well-adjusted children who are prepared to
succeed in life in today’s challenging environment is
uncommonly good parenting.
Faith UncorkedMen's Catechesis
Program:
New Evangelization
Men, join Fr. Cary and Fr. Mark in
going deeper in exploration of how to
live the New Evangelization in your
family, work, and personal lives.
THIS Tuesday, October 18th
7 pm in the School Library
To sign up or if you have questions,
please contact
Steve Purves, 503-267-5552 or
[email protected]
MINISTERIO HISPANO - PARROQUIA SANTA CECILIA, BEAVERTON
Coordinador: Diácono Bill Richar dson
Sacerdotes: P. Cary Reniva y P. Marcos Bentz
Secretaria: Er ika Ascencio
Teléfono oficina: 503-644-2619, Ext. 161 o Ext. 176
Horas de oficina en español: de Lunes a J ueves de 2:00 a 5:00 PM
DOMINGO XXXIII DE TIEMPO ORDINARIO
16 DE NOVIEMBRE, 2014
¿ES DIOS COMO UN LADRÓN?
A través de Su Palabra que escuchamos (o leemos) en la
Sagrada Escritura, Dios nunca deja de romper nuestros
esquemas y las categorías en que a veces tratamos de
encuadrarlo.
Como un ejemplo, en la segunda lectura de la Misa de hoy,
San Pablo nos habla bajo inspiración del Espíritu Santo. Lo
que dice es que Dios es como un ladrón que llega de noche.
Dios, ¿Es como un ladrón? ¿Cómo es posible que San Pablo
esté diciendo tal cosa?,
El punto es que nos llama mucho la atención. Nos obliga a
reflexionar para ver qué puede significar tal pensamiento. Nos
motiva a entrar más en profundidad a la Biblia para entenderla
mejor y o quedarnos en la superficie.
Lo que vemos es que en esta lectura, que la Iglesia nos ofrece
al acercarse el fin de año, nos encontramos en tiempos de
escatología, o sea, cuando se nos invita a considerar la Segunda
Venida de Cristo, cuando ya está a mano el juicio final y la
culminación de la historia.
Y es precisamente en ese contexto que logramos ver que San
Pablo nos advierte que debemos estar conscientes de que Dios se
hace presente en nuestras vidas en los momentos más
inesperados: o sea, cae de sorpresa.
El Mensaje: estemos listos y alertas, siempre. No sabemos
cuándo y de qué manera Dios se nos hará presente. No sea que
nos encuentre espiritualmente dormidos, y, como consecuencia,
desperdiciemos ese encuentro importante y decisivo que el
Señor desea tener con nosotros.
CLÍNICA MÉDICA VIRTUAL
Totalmente Gratis…….para niños y adultos ……. SABADO
DICIEMBRE 20.
En cooperación con Providence Health, las clínicas tendrán
un proveedor de salud, una asistente médica, y promotores de
salud, para proporcionar:
EXÁMENES: nivel de Azúcar en la Sangre Colesterol
Triglicéridos
TRATAMIENTOS: Alergias Dolores Infecciones y
mucho más.
PARA HACER CITAS: llamar a la promotora Arcelia,
503-350-3736
ALCOHÓLICOS ANÓNIMOS
… es una organización haciendo una obra sumamente
hermosa con personas que tiene una ADICCIÓN al alcohol.
Recién repartieron flyers después de Misa.
Si no alcanzó a recibir la información, tenemos copias en la
oficina parroquial.
CLASES DE CONFIRMACION JUVENIL
JÓVENES: estén alertas a las direcciones que vienen
en el boletín acerca de las actividades y horarios de las
partes del programa de preparación.
Generalmente hay información sumamente importante
en el boletín de inglés al respecto, y, para no quedarse atrás,
hay que estar revisando los mensajes para no perder o
desperdiciar los recordatorios que Mary envía a los
estudiantes.
LOS PROMOTORES DE SALUD
… DE LA IGLESIA: un ministerio que ayuda a la
comunidad a proteger la buena salud en la familia y a
promover buenas prácticas preventivas.
Habiendo completado un curso extendido de clases, estas
personas están preparadas para asistirnos cuando tenemos
preguntas sobre nuestra propia salud o la de nuestra familia,
o cuando, con poco dinero, no sabemos dónde recurrir para
obtener ayuda profesional.
PENSANDO EN EL MATRIMONIO
Si usted y su novio (o novia) están pensando en casarse en
la Iglesia dentro del próximo año, no es demasiado temprano
para averiguar sobre los diferentes pasos que se toman en
preparación para este sacramento.
La próxima serie de pláticas pre-matrimoniales en Santa
Cecilia se ofrecerán comenzando el lunes, 5 de enero, 2015.
La personas tomando estas pláticas típicamente estarían
pensando en casarse en, o cerca del verano del mismo año
(junio, julio, o agosto). Haga una cita con nuestro párroco,
el Padre Cary para darse a conocer y empezar el proceso.
SABADOS: CONFESIONES EN ESPAÑOL:
de 8:40 a 10 AM, y de 3:30 a 4:30 PM, en inglés y español.
PLÁTICAS PARA BAUTISMO
Padres y padrinos: necesitan pasar por la oficina para
llenar el formulario necesario (traiga el acta de nacimiento
del niño) antes de las pláticas.
Las siguientes pláticas no se ofrecen de nuevo hasta
ENERO, 2015.
MENSAJE MARIANO
“¡Queridos hijos! También hoy los invito: oren, oren, oren.
Hijitos, cuando oran, están cerca de Dios y El les da el deseo
de eternidad. Este es un tiempo en que pueden hablar más
de Dios y hacer más por Dios. Por eso, no se resistan, sino
permitan, Hijitos, que El les guíe, cambie, y entre en su vida.
No olviden que son viajeros en camino hacia la eternidad.
Por eso, hijitos, permitan que Dios los conduzca como un
pastor a su rebaño. !Gracias por haber respondido a mi
llamado!” 25 de noviembre, 2006.
OFERTORIO
Estas cantidades abajo son lo que aportamos en nuestra Misa
de español. No se olviden de ofrecer LA PRIMERA HORA de
nuestro trabajo de la semana a nuestro Señor.
11/02/14
$1,436
10/26/14
$1,138
10/19/14
$1,327
Gracias por su continua generosidad en el
trabajo de Nuestro Señor.
Newsworthy
West Portland Catholic Build
Buy a square for $50 and help the
Leon Family's dream come true!
Make your check payable to
Habitat for Humanity and put
"Catholic Build
St. Cecilia" on the memo line.
Checks can be dropped off at the
parish office or mailed to:
Willamette West Habitat for
Humanity
5293 NE Elam Young Parkway
#140
Hillsboro, Oregon 97124
Love Thy Neighbor!
The Knights of Columbus at St. Cecilia have
organized a "Catholic Build" for Westside Parishes
and are making a difference—now it’s your turn to
join in! We are building a home for the Leon family
here in Beaverton. This hard working family earned
their US citizenship and Fermin, the father, works
hard to support his wife and four children. Currently,
their small apartment is poorly vented and has roof
repair needs. This is where we come in with money
and time. As little as $50 will build a portion of this
home, and we have divided the home on a grid to see
where we are in funding.
Come out to the job site on November 22nd for the blessing and installation of the
signed wall into the Leon’s new home. The Knights will be BBQing a free lunch as
well! This is our neighborhood and these are our neighbors —
come and BE the difference you want to see in the world!
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